Sentence examples for correct philosophy from inspiring English sources

Philosophy thus has great practical import, and indeed possessing the correct philosophy is essential to leading a successful and happy life.

Conservatives believe "that 'an eye for an eye' is the correct philosophy for punishing offenders," and they endorse the view that "the 'old-fashioned ways' and 'old-fashioned values' still show the best way to live".

The correct philosophy coincides with the correct interpretation of Zhuangzi.

Loosely put, simply because mathematicians (qua mathematicians) are platonists, platonism is the correct philosophy of mathematics.

For example, Lewis uses it to reject structuralism as the correct philosophy of set theory in Parts of Classes (1991, 58 9) even if he disclaims it as an argument; see also Colyvan (2001, 33), Shapiro (1997, 30) and Burgess (1998, 197).

But, despite being concerned about his job, Peterson said he sees the "made up words" as the "consciously articulated expression of this radical politically correct philosophy that I have nothing but contempt for".

Alternatively, if our impression is correct and philosophy corroborates it, we will have discovered the basis for a philosophical aesthetics.

The idea that, with the correct political philosophy, this process could be reversed Macdonald dismissed as belonging to the progressive politics of Marxism and other utopian schemes.

So what is correct as philosophy or science, which bases itself on rational inquiry (e.g. eternity of the universe or the unicity of the intellect), might not be correct for religion, which bases its beliefs on revelation and tradition (e.g. creation or individual immortality).

That's correct: "Doctor of Philosophy".

If NBC is correct in its philosophy that viewers care more about storytelling than the results, then here was a test of its skills.